久久精品中文字幕有码,麻豆人人妻人人妻人人片av

Article Tags

Home

Technical Articles

Mobile Tutorial

The Apple Watch Is 10 Years Old. Here's Why I Never Bought One

The Apple Watch: Still Not Convinced After a Decade Despite over 200 million units sold since 2015, the Apple Watch remains absent from my wrist. While its health and fitness features are impressive, they don't appeal to someone like me who doesn't

Apr 15, 2025 am 06:09 AM

Galaxy Xcover7 Pro and Tab Active5 Pro Are Samsung's New Durable Devices

Samsung unveils the Galaxy XCover7 Pro smartphone and Galaxy Tab Active5 Pro tablet, built for durability and productivity in demanding work environments. These rugged devices are designed to withstand the rigors of construction sites, warehouses, h

Apr 15, 2025 am 06:01 AM

Pixel 9a vs. Samsung Galaxy A56: Which Is the Better Deal?

Google Pixel 9a vs. Samsung Galaxy A56: A Detailed Comparison Google's Pixel 9a and Samsung's Galaxy A56 are strong contenders in the mid-range smartphone market, both boasting impressive features at a $499 starting price. However, the ideal choice

Apr 15, 2025 am 03:02 AM

6 Best Gemini Features to Try on Your Google Pixel 9

Unlock the Power of AI on Your Google Pixel 9: A Guide to Essential Features Google Pixel 9 users enjoy a suite of powerful AI-driven features. This guide highlights several, from photo enhancements to real-time translation. Let's explore what your

Apr 15, 2025 am 01:09 AM

Why I'll (Probably) Never Buy a Wireless Charger

I'm a big fan of wireless tech – my earbuds, mouse, and keyboard are all wireless. But wireless charging? I'm not convinced. Here's why. Wireless Charging is Still Too Slow The convenience of dropping my phone onto a charging pad is appealing, but no

Apr 15, 2025 am 01:02 AM

The Pixel 10 Camera Leak Has Me Excited (And Slightly Concerned)

Pixel 10 Leaks: A Telephoto Lens, But at What Cost? The anticipation surrounding Pixel leaks is always exciting, especially given Google's knack for delivering impressive smartphone experiences—clean Android, seamless AI integration, and surprisingly

Apr 15, 2025 am 12:56 AM

Plex Updates, the Pixel 9a, and a Whole Lot of Tariffs: Weekly Roundup

This week's tech headlines are packed with exciting news! From new phone releases and app updates to price hikes and software support changes, there's plenty to unpack. Here's a summary of the biggest stories you might have missed: Major Announcement

Apr 15, 2025 am 12:54 AM

7 Signs It's Time to Quit a Mobile Gacha Game

Gacha games: seven signs it's time to quit Mobile gacha games, with their enticing random digital item pulls, employ clever psychological tactics to keep you hooked. It's easy to get caught in their web, and even harder to break free. Recognizing t

Apr 14, 2025 pm 09:02 PM

Apple Maps Finally Works in Mobile Browsers (Including Android)

Apple Maps is now available in mobile browsers for non-Apple devices! Apple Maps has long been criticized for its limitations, but after continuous improvement, it has become a strong competitor to Google Maps. Although Apple is unlikely to launch the native Android version of Apple Maps app, its web version has officially supported mobile browsers, providing Android users with a more convenient way to use it. Apple Maps was officially launched in 2012 and was criticized for its accuracy issues in the early stage. After all, it challenged Google Maps, the most powerful and popular map application at that time. Apple took years to gradually shrink with Google Maps in data

Apr 14, 2025 am 12:59 AM

When Console Games Cost $80, Mobile Games Make a Lot More Sense

Console game prices are soaring, but it's not the hardware, it's the software that's breaking the bank. With individual game prices nearing $100, the affordability of mobile gaming is increasingly appealing. Mobile Gaming: A Budget-Friendly Option T

Apr 14, 2025 am 12:56 AM

Don't Like the Latest Apple Mail Changes? Here's How to Get Rid of Them

New features of Apple Mail app: Categories, Summary, and Contact Photos The Apple Mail app recently updated its iPhone, iPad and Mac versions, adding features like Gmail-like email classification, notifications and email summary, and contact photos in your inbox. But not everyone likes these new changes. Fortunately, you can disable these new features and restore to a simpler way to use them. Here's how to do it: Disable Apple Mail Classification The email classification feature is designed to sort your inboxes to make it easier to process incoming messages. This feature is suitable for any device running iOS or iPadOS 18.2 and Mac computers with macOS 15.4 installed. Categories include: Main: Mail thinks the most

Apr 14, 2025 am 12:54 AM

I've Reviewed Smartphones Since 2012, Here Are 5 of My Favorites

A phone reviewer's confession: we have our favorites. Over 13 years and 37 phone reviews (from the HTC Titan II in 2012 to the Samsung Galaxy S25), only a few truly stand out. Here are five I couldn't part with after completing my reviews: OnePlus

Apr 13, 2025 pm 09:01 PM

We Don't Need Slimmer Phones, But You Might Want One Anyway

Ultra-thin phones: Amazing design or risky? Samsung and Apple are about to release ultra-thin flagship phones Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge and Apple iPhone 17 Air are about to be released, and its ultra-thin design has sparked heated discussions. While many fans are concerned about their design compromises, ultra-thin phones still have some attractive advantages. Ultra-thin design: how much does it cost? First of all, these devices are expensive. Ultra-thin design requires custom parts and improved manufacturing processes, greatly increasing costs and ultimately passing them on to consumers. While prices may change at any time, reliable news shows that the iPhone 17 Air may be priced the same as the $899 iPhone Plus, or even likely to completely replace the latter; while the S25 Edge

Apr 13, 2025 am 03:01 AM

PNY's Latest microSD Cards Are Ultra-Tough

PNY launches PRO Elite high-durability microSD card, focusing on reliability and continuously writing data for up to 137,600 hours. These cards are waterproof, magnetic and shock-proof, and are very suitable for harsh environments such as sports cameras. The price is reasonable, the 64GB three-card package costs $27.99, and the 512GB single card costs $59.99. You may never have imagined that microSD cards, like other tech products, will also degrade over time. After years of use and multiple write cycles, its functionality begins to decay. If you don't want to worry about this, PNY has launched this ultra-durable microSD card that ensures stable operation for years. PNY's latest release of PRO Elite high durability microS

Apr 13, 2025 am 01:06 AM